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Re-Apply a Selection after Jumping Selection to a New Layer

Engaged ,
Mar 27, 2019 Mar 27, 2019

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Hi

If I have a selection and jump this to a new layer with cmd + J, how do I then bring the marching ants selection back on the duplicated new layer (so I can fill it with a solid colour)? Basically I want to fill the sky below with a solid colour but can't seem to bring back the marching ants on the new jumped layer?


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Mar 27, 2019 Mar 27, 2019

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CMD/CTRL click on the layer thumbnail of the newly created layer in the layers panel to load the transparency as a selection (yes, one would imagine that the select > reselect would work in this use case however it does not).

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Mar 27, 2019 Mar 27, 2019

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An alternate approach when you expect to need that selection later or the selection has taken a long time to create is the following: After making the original selection, choose Select > Save Selection, and name it. (The selection is saved in the Channels panel) When the selection is needed later or days from now, choose Select > Load Selection.

You may save several, each with a different name.

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+1 with Norman. That’s what I do.

I think 56 is the total number of all channels, including both color and alpha channels.

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